Bunco's Syrah wine made especially for you. Syrah (1999) Long underrated, this wine's ranges of subtlety defies imitation. Within its ruby red texture are contained a predominantly vine-berry essence which is enhanced by undertones of cocoa/chocolate and a hint of tobacco. These harmonies of opposites lend it an intriguingly unique character, which is fully realized when allowed to breathe an hour before tasting. It's excellent balance allows it to lazily caress the tongue and complement even the finest meal. Wine is restricted to residents of these states: California Colorado Idaho Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri New Mexico Oregon Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Delivery-Driver will only release wine if the adult-purchaser: Has acceptable identification evidencing age as 21 – years or older Accepts delivery and signs the receipt-in person Positive Effects of Wine Moderate, regular consumption To benefit from the positive effects of wine one must have a motto of “not to much and not too little.” Depending on the individual’s body weight and the difference in sexes must both be considered? Moderate consumption is considered to be two to four glasses of wine a day. A man weighing 180 pounds has a lower concentration of alcohol in his blood than a women weighing 120 pounds after drinking the same amount of alcohol. Regular intake is also very important: Recommended level of two to four glasses a day is not intended to be averaged out across a number of days. In other words, drinking no alcohol at all during the week and then consuming large quantities at the weekend, is not advisable if you want to exploit the health benefits of wine. In addition wine should be drunk with food and not on an empty stomach. Serving Temperature for Wines Sparkling Wines … dry, fruity…best very well chilled… 39-43F (4-6C) White Wines … light, acidic … best chilled well … 43-48F (6-9C) White Wines … exotically aromatic … chilled … 46-50F (8-10C) White Wines … full-bodied, woody … cool … 57-61F (14-16C) Rosé … well chilled … 43-48F (6-9C) Dessert Wines … chilled to moderately warm … 54-61F (12-16C) Red Wines … light, fruity... cellar temperatu 54-57F (12-14C) Mature, tannic, full-bodied … Room temperature … 64F (18C) Medium bodied … moderately warn … 61F (16C) Opened Wine: Having your favorite Wine opened and realizing you are not going to finish in one sitting, we suggest recorking it and storing it in the refrigerator standing up. Do not place wine on its side. Place bottle inside the refrigerator rather than in the door compartment due to the temperature changing when the door is opened.